the world so wide...
people are finding God; why scientists are finding divinity too; that's all good, but this word “Globalisation”; I have much concern for it.
We were recently moving our equipment from one place to another; in the event I was watching a loader lift a heavy iron structure.. I say heavy because while it was lifting it, one of the hydraulic pipes burst and the structure had to be moved with another loader....
Just out of curiosity, I went to the structure and tried to lift it myself, it was the first time I realised that “I can't do this...” machinery, globalisation, currency, all these words have very dark sides...
Our human bodies can just do so much... can just lift barley our own weight, and only hear in a radius of half a kilometer, see only a kilometer ahead and touch in a proximity of a half a meter.
Yet with machinery, we can lift thousands of tonnes of weight, with technology, we can hear a voice half way around the world, we can see stars, millions of light years away and just recently, I saw a program where nerves of a body could be connected with a computer and one can experience the texture of a flower; thousands of miles away...
it's sometimes mind boggling; this world of today... I myself have more than a hundred friends at Gaia, but I still can't say truthfully, 'I know you ! ', I just know some part of you, and you know what they say: “half the truth is worse then a lie”, so all my experiences all I know is not to completion,
It never is – this knowledge of the world; for it changes, changes with time – only God can be classified as 'Complete'.
I was watching this discourse by pastor John Hagee; he was announcing that we have stopped dreaming, we are no longer persistent with what we want, we give up to easy”... that is actually good... Guratitanund Swami said something to these words:
“if it so requires - let go of 10 million tasks; but don't let go of salvation; because if you get those ten million tasks right, and fail at salvation then what have you acheived?”. Even Jesus said words to this similar meaning: "for those who seek my father, they shall have to let go of the world".
Imagine the machinery and the money and the technology; what has it actually done but to overburden our little minds with excess stuff to process... sure it has made live telecasts of religious sermons etc possible but still, I think, all in all, I would still like my ride to be a horse, my house to be plastered with cement made from cow dung, my food to be small and sweet and not exploded with chemical fertilizers.
I think it's just hormones; our young age is so full of testosterone and estrogen that admits of all these hormones running in our vains; we forget the true peace that there is in simplicity...
{smiling}
Jesus was a simple
Muhammad was a simple
Swaminarayan was a simple
etc
not one incarnation/messenger ever said that being big was good, we have with money; just done that, become big; we eat big (what ever happened to sharing a home backed loaf between a family), we have music collections that can peak into tens of gigabytes (what ever happened to the lullabies that our grand parents used to teach us) we fly to geosynchronous orbits for a 'holiday'; (modern holidays that tack you to near space experiance) we dream to be famous and popular....
my mother always says, 'one who is born; lives his/her whole life, and dies – with the least amount of people knowing of the above events; has truly lived a good life'.
we are taught to dream big, desire big, and worse of all - never give up... I guess we have to realise this that all this world is exactly a dream - a stage in which we are mere actors and puppets of our past “karma's”, and when we grow old we run out; in exhaustion and realise what a waste it all was... i'am reminded of a saint once telling me that “never start something that you know you woudn't be able to do at a 100”.
Love God; for that is the only thing we can really do while we are a hundred.
{smiling - a light moment]
talking about 100, yesterday I heard a joke on the 'The 700 Club'. An elderly was asked “what's so good about being a hundred?
“well there is less peer pressure...:-)”
stay with simplicity; for peace is in abundance there.
and pursue something, with all your might; only if it will please God. (you have to know what pleases him though – salvation for all)

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